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Fauci's Diary Reveals Covid Origins Debate and Fame

Fauci's Diary Reveals Covid Origins Debate and Fame
Fauci, in private diary, reflected on Covid’s origins and his own fame · indianexpress.com

Dr. Anthony Fauci, a top government expert on diseases, wrote in his diary in January 2020 about the origins of the Covid-19 virus.

He thought the virus might have come from animals and that a market in Wuhan, China, made it worse.

Senator Rand Paul released these diary notes as part of his investigation into whether the virus leaked from a lab.

The diary shows Fauci's thoughts and struggles during the pandemic, including his fame and interactions with celebrities.

Paul believes Fauci lied about the virus's origins and the funding of certain research in China.

Fauci, however, maintains that the virus was natural and that his institute did not fund controversial research in China.

The diary also shows Fauci's involvement in convincing officials to close schools and other public places during the pandemic.

Key facts

Date of Diary Entry
January 26, 2020
Diary Pages Released
1,100 pages
Fauci's Role
Government's top infectious disease expert
Senator Investigating
Rand Paul
Fauci's Testimony
Scheduled for Wednesday before the Senate Homeland Security Committee
Gain-of-Function Research
Involves tinkering with the genetic makeup of viruses
Fauci's Retirement
End of 2022
Presidential Medal of Freedom
Awarded by George W. Bush

Quotes

Dr. Anthony Fauci

Chief medical officer and former head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

““There have been conspiracy theories that the virus was given GOF by inserted mutations and deliberately or accidentally released in Wuhan.””
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““Now we know the market was not the source, it was the amplifier.””
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